The Universal Great Brotherhood and The First Unitarian Church of St. Louis, presented as a public service dedicated to the Bicentennial Spirit of Peace and Freedom.
Category: Leisure
On Saturday, November 15, 1975, the Rosedale Neighborhood Association played host to a melodramatic production.
New residents, Tom and Mary Jo Consiglio, of the 6100 block of Westminister, brought to The Paper's attention the story of two young women who have opened their own art glass studio, they display their own original works. [The temptation to say they are breaking into the business was very strong, but we resisted it, at least initially.] The two artists, Lea Koesterer and Diane Gray, were commissioned by the Consiglios to create a window for their rehabilitated and remodeled home in our neighborhood.
Monday night, November 17 Things are back to normal.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1975.
The Neighborhood School is selling boxes of note cards designed and produced by the children and parents of the school.
6th — Christmas Boutique at People's Clinic, 6010 Kingsbury.
Rosedale Neighborhood Association held its 9th Annual Halloween Party on October 30.
Children's events will be featured in the Des Peres Branch Library during December.
Children in St. Louis are invited to enter the St. Louis Public Library's new poster and poetry/essay contest which begins November 1.
SMALL WORLD—LONG GONE by Avis Carlson, with woodcuts by Herschel C.
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